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Agronomics of Corn and Soybean Production

1.0  CEUs – Crop Management 

Enrollment Fee: $10

Course Number: 25CMC-CM-58206

The presentation focuses on the agronomics of corn and soybean production, reviewing the 2024 growing season's planting, maturing, and harvesting processes. It highlights the impact of weather conditions on crop development, discusses planting dates, seeding rates, and the use of biological seed treatments. The presentation also covers yield responses to various management practices and provides recommendations for maximizing profitability in the 2025 growing season

This presentation was originally produced for the 2025 Crop Management Conference.  If you received CEUs for this presentation while attending that conference, you are not eligible for additional CEUs for completing this course module.  If you would like to view this presentation and do not need CEUs, it can be viewed here. 

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For questions about the course, please contact Megan Weber (megannr2@illinois.edu).   

Category: Crop Management

Barrenador Esmeralda del Fresno

El barrenador esmeralda del fresno, (EAB, por sus siglas en inglés) se ha convertido en un problema en casi todo el estado. Cada año, más y más condados descubren a este insecto en trampas o en árboles.

Este curso está diseñado para ayudar a los propietarios de vivienda a primero identificar su árbol para asegurarse de que en realidad sea un fresno, después a identificar al barrenador del fresno y por último las opciones de control.

Category: Yard and Garden

Emerald Ash Borer

Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) has become a problem almost throughout the state. Each year, more and more counties are finding the insect on traps or in trees. This course was developed to help homeowners first ID their tree to make sure it truly is an ash, followed by EAB identification, and then control options.

Category: Yard and Garden

Illinois Extension Climate Stewards Fall 2024

Join us for this new climate change education and service course offered through U of I Extension. The Fall 2024 course will be a mixture of online and in-person discussion sessions, beginning late September through November/December. Participants will become knowledgeable in climate science locally and on a global level, with a spotlight on water, energy, and agriculture issues. Learn how to build community connections in order to create community resilience.

Enrollment for this course requires an enrollment key and prior registration. 

Category: Climate

Illinois Extension Climate Stewards W/S 2025

Join us for this new climate change education and service course offered through U of I Extension. The Winter/Spring 2025 course will be online only. Participants will become knowledgeable in climate science locally and on a global level, with a spotlight on water, energy, and agriculture issues. Learn how to build community connections in order to create community resilience.

Course dates:

  • Access to the course begins on February 12, 2025
  • Access to Unit 1 begins on February 17, 2025

Category: Climate